Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJAIT): A Private IT School in Warsaw
The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJAIT, PJATK in Polish) is a private university focused on computing and digital art. Its English fees are lower than those of most private business schools in Warsaw, and it is on the Interior Ministry's approved list until 2031.
PJAIT's price list gives one English rate without separating EU and non-EU students. It also runs a part-time Computer Science bachelor's at PLN 8,250 a semester, but a part-time course does not qualify you for a student visa.
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A focused, practical choice for software, data and digital design, at about half the price of WUT's computer science. Being private, it lacks the research profile of the big technical universities, but its five-year MSWiA approval keeps work rights secure.
PJAIT Warsaw: Frequently Asked Questions
What are PJAIT fees for Indian students?
In English, bachelor's programmes cost PLN 11,500–12,000 a semester and master's programmes PLN 13,000 a semester for 2026/27. Computer Science is PLN 24,000 a year at bachelor's level and PLN 26,000 at master's.
Can PJAIT students work in Poland?
Yes. PJAIT was approved on the MSWiA register on 17 April 2026 for five years, so its full-time students can work without a separate permit.
Does PJAIT require an entrance exam?
Bachelor's applicants are admitted on their documents. A PLN 85 qualification fee applies only to graduates of other universities applying for a master's.
When do I pay tuition for the visa?
At least one semester must be paid before PJAIT issues the admission certificate for your visa.
Are there discounts?
2% for paying a semester or a full year at once, and 25% when two members of the same family study at PJAIT.
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